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Grand Rapids Woman Charged as an Accomplice to the Murder of David Haiman

Joseph Thoresen's Girlfriend an Accomplice

June 30, 2016

Site Staff,

Girlfriend of Joseph Thoresen, Kayleene Greniger has been charged with one count of Accomplice after the Fact to Murder in the Second Degree and one count of Assault in the Third Degree.

Morgan’s Flight: 19-Year Old Celebrates Her Life and Fight with Cancer

Hundreds gather to celebrate the life of Morgan Long who is battling cancer.

June 25, 2016

Zach Richie,

Morgan Long is nineteen-years-old and is slowly losing her fight to a rare form of cancer. Hundreds gathered at a party to celebrate her life.

Lincoln Park Receives Grant for Improvements

1 of 7 Projects to Receive Grant

June 25, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

The Minnesota Vikings and U.S. Bank are donating 1 Million dollars over 3 years to community based nonprofit organizations and local schools across the state. One park in Duluth was chosen as one of the recipients.

Duluth City Reveals Plans For Old Kozy Building

DEDA To Purchase Building From State Via County

June 23, 2016

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The Duluth City Council met this evening to discuss the future of the Pastoret Terrance property, better know as the old Kozy building.

Concerts on the Pier Start on Wednesdays in July

Glensheen to Start Concerts on the Pier

June 15, 2016

Site Staff,

On July 6th, Glensheen will kick off Concerts on the Pier, a free outdoor summer concert series on the shores of Lake Superior, with local band Glitteratti featuring members of Trampled by Turtles.

Duluth Works Toward Final School Budget

Duluth Public Schools committee making final changes to budget before it's approved.

June 7, 2016

Graham Hakala,

As the end of June approaches Duluth public schools continue to work toward finalizing a budget plan.

Dylan Fest Kicks Off in Duluth

Events Kick Off At Carmody Irish Pub

May 23, 2016

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Music fans from around the world gather together at Carmody Irish Pub to kick off celebrations for bob Dylan’s 75th birthday.

Comedy Pilot “Old Lifty” Officially Released

Show Creators Look to the Future

May 17, 2016

William Seay,

The conceptual pilot for a comedy web series set right here in Duluth has now been released for everyone to see.

Art Survey Aims to Improve Duluth’s Lincoln Park Neighborhood

Improving a Duluth Neighborhood Through Art

May 17, 2016

Site Staff,

For the past several years a major push has been in motion to try and rejuvenate a well-known Duluth neighborhood.

Ten Students are Headed to Washington Hoping to Gain Cultural Experience

Students Prepare for Trip Halfway Across the Country

May 16, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

Ten students from Northern Lights high school have received what is called the Global Learners Grant which is allowing them to go on a trip to Seattle.

WITC Students Celebrate Graduation in Superior

Students in Superior Celebrate Graduation from WITC

May 16, 2016

Site Staff,

Students at WITC in Superior walked the stage to receive their diplomas for graduation Friday night.

Cloquet Plans Veterans Memorial Wall

City in the Planning Stages of Creating Memorial

May 16, 2016

Site Staff,

One area Community is planning a big addition to one of it’s parks.

City Of Duluth Holds Free Ultimate Frisbee Program

May 16, 2016

Site Staff,

The city of Duluth’s Parks and Rec. division is partnering with the Heritage Sports Center, the UMD Lake Effect, and Northern Lights Ultimate Teams to keep kids active.

Smelt March Through Duluth For the Run Smelt Run Parade

Annual Event Held for the 5th Time

May 16, 2016

Andrew Kirov,

Smelt and people joined together for the 5th annual Run Smelt Run Parade.

Bent Paddle Brewing Celebrates Another Year In Business

May 15, 2016

Kendra Sommer,

Bent Paddle Brewing Company of Duluth marked it’s 3rd year of business in the Twin Ports.

The 7th Annual Lumberjack Laps Fun Run Held At Cloquet High School

The Fundraiser Started in 2010

May 15, 2016

Graham Hakala,

The 7th annual Lumberjack Laps Fun Run was held at the Cloquet High School Track.

The Lake Superior Zoo Says Goodbye to Brown Bear

Brown Bear Leaving For Bear Sanctuary

May 15, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Trouble the Brown Bear has been at the Lake Superior Zoo for 16 years, but is permanently moving to a bear sanctuary. To say goodbye to the beloved bear, the Zoo hosted special events.

Minnesota Fishing Season Begins

The Season Lasts Until February 26th

May 15, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Fishing is part of the culture of the Northland, and with the beginning of the fishing season, Anglers can be seen flocking to the lakes

Students Start Fundraiser for Foster Kids

Sweet Cases, Duffel Bags for Kids in Foster Care

May 14, 2016

Site Staff,

Leave it to middle school students to take hard lessons from human atrocities and turn it into pure compassion for kids in their own community.

Duluth Junk Hunt

May 14, 2016

Kendra Sommer,

The Duluth Junk Hunt runs again tomorrow 9a-m- 4 p-m at the Duluth Heritage Center.

Vote Grand Marais For Best Town

May 14, 2016

Kendra Sommer,

Grand Marais is competing in Outside Magazine’s ‘Best Town ever’ contest.

Chisholm Fire Department Relocates Temporarily

Fire Trucks And Gear At Chisholm High School's Bus Garage

May 13, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

The Chisholm fire department is working out of the Chisholm High school’s bus garage temporarily. The department moved out of their building upon finding a hole that could pose major safety risks.

Fishing Guide Gives Pointers for Fishing Season

Fishing Tips from an Expert

May 13, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

The Minnesota Fishing Opener is nearly here and whether you’re a seasoned fisherman, or new to the sport, it never hurts to get a few tips.

Crews Tackle Downtown Graffiti, Kozy Building

May 13, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

Several Duluth city leaders spent the day teaming up with community volunteers for a big project to bust graffiti off parts of the city’s downtown area.

Students Study Abroad to Cuba

St. Scholastica Students Get a Rare Opportunity

May 12, 2016

Nikki Davidson,

As Cuba and U.S. relations are improving, some Duluth students are getting a chance to travel to the country and get a first-hand look at how Cuba operates.

Minnesota Author, Speaker on Supporting Those with Disabilities

Dealing with Ambiguous Loss

May 11, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

A Minnesota author, speaker and columnist visited FOX 21 Sunrise this morning to talk about her new book and a conference being held in Duluth.

GO: Paddle Making

Wooden Paddle Classes Available In the Northland

May 11, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

As the temperatures warm up, outdoor enthusiasts are getting their water crafts ready to get out on the lakes. But canoeing without a paddle is a bit hard, so in this week’s great outdoors, we learn how to make wood canoe paddles.

McGregor Prepares For 2016 Governor’s Fishing Opener

Local Businesses Expect Large Crowds

May 11, 2016

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Big Sandy Lake in McGregor has been chosen as this years Governor’s Fishing Opener, and the town is expecting some big crowds.

Students Take To The Water For River Quest

24th Annual Duluth River Quest

May 11, 2016

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Some area 6th graders participated in a unique experience on the water.

Minnesota Power Named Yellow Ribbon Employeer

First Company in Duluth to Get the Designation

May 11, 2016

Nikki Davidson,

A Duluth company is getting special recognition for their support of veterans.

ATV Riders Want Access To County Roads

May 11, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

The public was able to address concerns about ATV usage at the St. Louis County Board Meeting Tuesday morning. The new proposed ordinance would allow ATV riders the right to drive on the shoulder of county roads in St. Louis County.